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- Ecumenism in the New Millennium:
The Challenge of Inter-Religious Dialogue
(June 2007) - Introduction
- Timetable
Ecumenism in the New Millennium: The Challenge of Inter-Religious Dialogue
Date: Friday 8th - Saturday 9th June 2007Location: Mater Dei Institute of Education
Conference Timetable
| Friday 8th June 2007 | Saturday 9th June 2007 |
|---|---|
| *** Morning | |
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9.00am - 10.15am | First Morning Presentation
Dr. Dermot A. Lane
Dr Grant White Chair: Dr. Andrew Pierce, Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College, Dublin |
|
| 11.00am - 11.30am | Coffee | 10.20am - 10.40am | Coffee |
|
11.30am – 1.00pm | Keynote Address
Professor Dr Terrence Merrigan |
10.45am - 11.55am | Second Morning Presentation
Revd Professor Joseph Famerée
Revd Professor Brendan Leahy Chair: Dr. Ethna Regan, Mater Dei Institute, Dublin |
| *** Afternoon | |
| 1.00pm - 2.25pm | Lunch | 11.55am - 12.10am | Break |
|
2.30pm - 3.30pm | First Afternoon Presentation
Professor Dr Kajsa Ahlstrand |
12.15am - 1.25pm | Afternoon Presentations
Dr Paul Murray
Dr Gabriel Flynn Chair: Professor Maureen Junker-Kenny, Trinity College, Dublin |
| 3.30pm - 3.55pm | Afternoon Tea | 1.30pm | Conference conclusion and lunch |
|
4.00pm - 4.50pm | Second Afternoon Presentation
Professor Dr Theodor Dieter |
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| 4.50pm - 5.25pm | Open Forum | |
| 5.30pm - 6.00pm | Ecumenical Evening Prayer | |
| 6.00pm - 7.20pm | Supper | |
| 7.30pm - 9.00pm | Official Opening of the Conference and Archbishop's Address
Most Reverend Dr Diarmuid Martin |
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